- VAT authorities scrutinize not just the price but all transaction terms, including payment deferrals, in related-party transactions.
- Long-term deferred payments without interest may trigger challenges regarding whether the transaction is at arm’s length for VAT purposes.
- Tax authorities cannot adjust VAT or taxable income solely based on non-arm’s length terms; a thorough analysis and correct legal basis are required.
- All transaction terms, including payment schedules and methods, must be set at arm’s length to avoid VAT disputes.
Source: mddp.pl
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